Opinion: The problem with data centers is that Amsterdammers only get a say once the permits have already been granted

Amsterdam has few vacation rentals per neighborhood, but rules are still being tightened: ‘I won’t risk a fine’

The alderman who prevented Amsterdam from becoming Americanized: no highways through the city, no Manhattan on the Amstel

‘Power will fail if we do nothing’: Liander must place 2,600 electrical substations in Amsterdam but nobody wants them in front of their door

Cabinet goes on recess, but these ministers have homework this summer

The Dutch cabinet has entered its summer recess period. While some ministers can enjoy time off, others face significant challenges and ongoing work that must be addressed during the break.

De Jonge still stands by firm remarks on the unvaccinated: 'A minister cannot be neutral'

Former health minister Hugo de Jonge defended his controversial statements regarding unvaccinated individuals during his first parliamentary hearing on the COVID-19 pandemic. Although he acknowledged errors on a specific point, he maintained that he would handle a future health crisis in the same manner.